sco wrote:2weekswithpay wrote:
I am more interested in Yaxel after this and his combine measurements.
Whoah didn't expect Yaxel to play. Definitely got something to prove it seems.
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sco wrote:2weekswithpay wrote:
I am more interested in Yaxel after this and his combine measurements.
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BullsSD wrote:Jcool0 wrote:
Gotta do our due dilligence. But I do not want Sorber unless it’s because we traded back to pick 20-30 and got another first round pick in the future.
Jvaughn wrote:sco wrote:2weekswithpay wrote:
I am more interested in Yaxel after this and his combine measurements.
Whoah didn't expect Yaxel to play. Definitely got something to prove it seems.

Jcool0 wrote:

HomoSapien wrote:BullsSD wrote:HomoSapien wrote:I think my top "realistic" pick is Demin. His skill level just jumps out and I can see him easily fitting in on this team. I like KJ a lot too, but I'm concerned about the overlap between him, Giddey, and White. Obviously that's not a reason to not draft him, but Giddey specifically is our best young piece.
Totally disagree. Demin and Giddey can’t coexist. They are the same player. Might be the only player we literally cannot draft.
Top Tier: Maluach/Queen
Mid Tier: Fleming/Bryant/Newell/Wolf
Bottom Tier: Sorber/CMB/Essengue
Quite a few people had this reaction, so I'll clarify my why I think they can. To me, I suspect Demin will settle in as a wing/point forward in the NBA. I don't see him being the primary facilitator, but more as a secondary one. I think there's something really fun about a lineup consisting of Giddey, Demin, and Matas -- three very tall, lengthy, versatile, and skilled guys. I like the potential ball movement, but what I really like is that it's three guys that just have a feel for the game. I think that's what you want in "Billy Ball". A free-flowing fast pace offense needs guys who are smart passers, and can create fast breaks and Giddey/Demin do that both with their passing and with their disruptive length. I love the mismatch potential of two jumbo guards in the backcourt. I also thought this team looked really good in the brief moments we saw Giddey and Ball together. So I do think they can co-exist.
BullsSD wrote:HomoSapien wrote:BullsSD wrote:
Totally disagree. Demin and Giddey can’t coexist. They are the same player. Might be the only player we literally cannot draft.
Top Tier: Maluach/Queen
Mid Tier: Fleming/Bryant/Newell/Wolf
Bottom Tier: Sorber/CMB/Essengue
Quite a few people had this reaction, so I'll clarify my why I think they can. To me, I suspect Demin will settle in as a wing/point forward in the NBA. I don't see him being the primary facilitator, but more as a secondary one. I think there's something really fun about a lineup consisting of Giddey, Demin, and Matas -- three very tall, lengthy, versatile, and skilled guys. I like the potential ball movement, but what I really like is that it's three guys that just have a feel for the game. I think that's what you want in "Billy Ball". A free-flowing fast pace offense needs guys who are smart passers, and can create fast breaks and Giddey/Demin do that both with their passing and with their disruptive length. I love the mismatch potential of two jumbo guards in the backcourt. I also thought this team looked really good in the brief moments we saw Giddey and Ball together. So I do think they can co-exist.
Fair analysis, albeit flawed in my humble opinion.
2 major concerns:
1: Defense from a Giddey/Coby/Demin line up
2. Sacrificing both PG and SF 3 point shooting is too much in today’s age. I’m OK with having a 5 who can’t shoot the 3, but a 3 has to be knock down, and Demin is a question mark there
I continually fall back to Fleming. Long 4 with good defense and 3 ball. Moves Buzelis to 3. Immediate impact since we are not tanking. Relegates P Will to a bench role more suitable for him. Fleming is becoming set in stone the longer I look at our options. Coward I think is a steal too after looking at him all day.

The Box Office wrote:The hell? Collin Murray-Boyles is NOT the best defensive prospect in this draft. That's Cooper Flagg. Edgecombe is great defensively, too. That scout sounds like an idiot.

Jvaughn wrote:Guru wrote:DuckIII wrote:
Well, I do still think he’s a fine prospect at 12 and this doesn’t scare me off. But that strike is not fine. It’s crappy both in fundamentals and in natural fluidity.
I think almost anyone talented enough to reach the NBA can become passable three point shooter. I’m not suggesting he can’t. But there are numerous problems with this 3 ball.
Ive watched him a ton, this just isn't accurate
What part?
LateNight wrote:BullsSD wrote:HomoSapien wrote:
Quite a few people had this reaction, so I'll clarify my why I think they can. To me, I suspect Demin will settle in as a wing/point forward in the NBA. I don't see him being the primary facilitator, but more as a secondary one. I think there's something really fun about a lineup consisting of Giddey, Demin, and Matas -- three very tall, lengthy, versatile, and skilled guys. I like the potential ball movement, but what I really like is that it's three guys that just have a feel for the game. I think that's what you want in "Billy Ball". A free-flowing fast pace offense needs guys who are smart passers, and can create fast breaks and Giddey/Demin do that both with their passing and with their disruptive length. I love the mismatch potential of two jumbo guards in the backcourt. I also thought this team looked really good in the brief moments we saw Giddey and Ball together. So I do think they can co-exist.
Fair analysis, albeit flawed in my humble opinion.
2 major concerns:
1: Defense from a Giddey/Coby/Demin line up
2. Sacrificing both PG and SF 3 point shooting is too much in today’s age. I’m OK with having a 5 who can’t shoot the 3, but a 3 has to be knock down, and Demin is a question mark there
I continually fall back to Fleming. Long 4 with good defense and 3 ball. Moves Buzelis to 3. Immediate impact since we are not tanking. Relegates P Will to a bench role more suitable for him. Fleming is becoming set in stone the longer I look at our options. Coward I think is a steal too after looking at him all day.
Why do you have Fleming over Bryant?
League Circles wrote:Can Carter Bryant guard the 2 position? If so I think he's a lock for my top 12.
In no particular order:
Flagg
Harper
Bailey
Edgecomb
Johnson
Maluach
CMB
Essengue
Bryant
Beringer
Then I'm thinking about these guys for the final spots:
Kasparus
Fleming
Sorber
Not sure who else. Unfortunately I don't think most of these guys have much of a chance at any kind of stardom, and I admit I'm drafting more for need now than I usually would, but these are the crop of guys I like.
DuckIII wrote:The Box Office wrote:The hell? Collin Murray-Boyles is NOT the best defensive prospect in this draft. That's Cooper Flagg. Edgecombe is great defensively, too. That scout sounds like an idiot.
So he’s the third best?